A new Android malware named “Gorilla” intercepts SMS messages containing one-time passwords, primarily targeting banking customers and services like Yandex. It stealthily accesses sensitive information by exploiting permissions and maintains a persistent connection with its command and control infrastructure. Gorilla can extract device data, send unauthorized SMS messages, and may expand functionalities with potential phishing capabilities.
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